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Arapahoe Basin unlikely to join Ikon Pass, seeks to avoid “same parking challenges”

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By John Laconte , Phil Lindeman
| Vail Daily
Management open to new partnerships but doesn't want same challenges With parking now a perennial problem, Arapahoe Basin has decided to leave the Epic Pass, where it is among a suite of resorts users enjoy. It also looks unlikely that the resort will attempt to correct this problem by joining another large suite like that offered in the Ikon Pass. “We’re willing to talk with anyone,” COO Alan Henceroth told the Vail Daily on Monday.
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Anti-fluoride group in Breckenridge challenges town council decision

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By Phil Lindeman
| Summit Daily News
As it has for nearly three decades, Breckenridge will continue treating all public water with fluoride — at least for the time being. A small, yet passionate group of anti-fluoride activists gathered Tuesday afternoon at the Breckenridge Town Council work session, where they urged council members to repeal the long-held policy of mandatory fluoridation.
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2015 USA Pro Challenge unveils lung-burning Summit County routes

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By Phil Lindeman
| Summit Daily News
It's Summit's year to shine on the pro cycling circuit. Officials with the 2015 USA Pro Challenge yesterday announced routes for the fifth year of the international cycle race, Colorado's largest professional sporting event and easily one of the world's most demanding road races due to four mountain passes above 9,300 feet. That's a good 100 feet higher than the nastiest summit in Tour de France history. And Summit County is largely to thank for this year's lung-burning altitudes.
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